T. E. Bearden: Conditioning Electromagnetic Potentials, Fields, and Waves to Alter Matter 22 Oct 2001

Provisional Patent Application of
Thomas E. Bearden

METHOD, SYSTEM AND APPARATUS FOR CONDITIONING ELECTROMAGNETIC POTENTIALS, FIELDS, AND WAVES TO TREAT AND ALTER MATTER

Inventor:NameThomas E. Bearden, Ph.D.

Address correspondence to:Name: Thomas E. Bearden, Ph.D.

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  57. B. Lehnert and S. Roy, Extended Electromagnetic Theory: Space-Charge in Vacuo and the Rest Mass of the Photon, World Scientific, New Jersey, 1999. Extended forms of Maxwell's equations as well as EM fields, based on a nonzero divergence of the electric field and a nonzero electric conductivity in vacuo. Predicts the existence of both longitudinal and transverse solutions, space charge in vacuo, steady EM equilibria, a photon rest mass and a photon axial magnetic field. [For the purposes of this invention, we point out that normal classical electromagnetics assumes a flat local spacetime (falsified by general relativity for nearly a century) and no net exchange with the local active vacuum (falsified by particle physics for a half-century). When the real system – with local curvatures of spacetime and local net energy exchange between the local active vacuum and the system – is analyzed, the electromagnetics must be extended to include such interactions. Lehnert and Roy show that in the real case the photon is not massless but has mass. Hence, by delivering photon energy everywhere within the real physical body that is precisely accepted and involved in all the body's ongoing processes, the process involved in the invention is also delivering mass and mass-energy as necessary. This is not the normal photon interaction in an assumed flat spacetime, but is a different kind of photon-with-mass interaction in a curved spacetime. In this way, actual mass changes can be produced in the various minute ongoing body dynamics and interactions as required to eliminate the physical differences between the present mass-energy of the body in a diseased or disordered state, and the past mass-energy of the body in a healthy and normal state.]
  58. M.W. Evans et al., "On Whittaker's Representation of the Electromagnetic Entity in Vacuo, Part V: The Production of Transverse Fields and Energy by Scalar Interferometry," Journal of New Energy, 4(3), Winter 1999, p. 76-78.
  59. T. E. Bearden, "Porthole Briefing", 108 slides, attached and made a part of this PPA.

METHOD, SYSTEM AND APPARATUS FOR CONDITIONING ELECTROMAGNETIC POTENTIALS, FIELDS, AND WAVES TO TREAT AND ALTER MATTER

This invention pertains to the treatment of matter with electromagnetic energy to cause specified changes in the matter. More particularly, this invention deals with methods, systems and apparatus for the creation and application of conditioned electromagnetic potentials, fields, and waves, wherein the conditioning comprises the selection and combination of identified constituent electromagnetic waves, in order to produce desired interactions with matter. The matter may be chemicals, nuclear materials, living cells, and the like, and the results of the interactions may be the time-reversal of the matter to a previous state, or the application of a chosen delta to the matter's current state,so as to effect desired chemical reactions, nuclear reactions, or biological changes, respectively. The invention covers two versions of the conditioning process, depending upon whether EM conditioning is externally accomplished or internally accomplished. The two versions of the process are: (1) the formation of the conditioning of the electromagnetic potentials, fields, and waves outside the body, and then irradiating the body with EM radiation carrying the desired conditioning, and (2) the irradiation of the body dielectric with the same EM waves, fields, and potentials emitted by the body dielectric, but amplified. In the latter process, the formation of the desired conditioning of the induced EM potentials, fields, and waves into every part of the body is accomplished by the highly nonlinear characteristics of the body and cellular material at every level, in every location in the body dielectric.